""7 TWO
. .;, SOUTH NORWALK
NING SE metal.
”TABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
in a ‘t for lcss than. it “ill be alter the
“ill.
'Illt gar lit—fore" tic first :.r-2‘:1‘ of
KILI; l n and ulmhaii‘ lllulllllor-lulln
till. I. .n-ctrd it) lllt' .Ill'uuiil of $3;
3;. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS 2.4 yr“, and llit'l't' “a: a profit for thcl
1 us IL‘TMN'U. in Spite of “at couW
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-‘ 'IDAY, AUGTé'SLTgxé M D”
tliilt'l i.~ ('Ullridrl‘t‘tl lilttly
tic innit; fiht'ttl year hurling l'ur-
TURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
'~ tide 9:54 a. m.: 9:59 p. m. ,
rises 5:12; sets 6:37, tout.
llltl blldt'b will llkcvvim‘ Show it pt'ot
It, out hcip to vvtpc out lu‘t yczll“.~ dc
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THE RECORD-BREAKING MOTHER;
Tllt'lt '.
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turucnt) lll Mrs. Julius ( oJcll.tto. of,
lmNING SENTINEL TELF.
PHONE CALLS
“tonal Rooms—92.
'Mlness Office—93.
”outfall: Branch Office—1388.
' no pet‘ccptiblc l‘ilt't“>tlll‘ld€'
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mu unicit, t‘unn. film is ytar: old:
,Itud tlzt- mother of 11'. children. This.
Sadness Manager's Residence—
!!!3-12. hog i'ilt‘ll lJll'lll to tho of tllo.~.tI chll
‘ Publisher's Residence—890. .‘l‘ctl ill l’lc last St‘\t‘l) lllonlhs. Trip»
-w'-‘"" ‘5! "‘ “T“ chs wvrt- born to her last .Iiilluttl‘y.‘
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‘ulld l\\'lll> ju>t tht' olhcr day.
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The city t‘tlJtnrht) tlt‘sl‘l‘t‘t*.~ a litimcvcll tut-thin
CO-OPERATlON lN FISH.
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San I‘Vl‘tlnt‘lrt o l~ adopting a llllltlllt‘ {\lz‘s.‘
isn't t'lt‘tll'. litHWVt'l', that
Innovation ill lititctuing.
'"yl'oblenl. l4‘l:—l.trn‘-*n lmw lun: (Gill id'u litt- ll'lIIlt‘lx (it tho \vhult-
gunned of thc 0111‘“ “m U in“ lulvrtn cn thlldrcn ci;-ht lili> dicd. And it's
‘ mud {01‘ llltll i'ltnl'i‘l ll.‘ lltt‘ tlt‘ill' l ‘v‘nwttdiy that on) \thcu children ttlllll‘
1m; [1w [llll'lll’ lb“ ""“lVlquHl “Ill." lot. tat/ill snot" :éiun til‘ ltm many
high have!
been “DUN’tl uzn’. l illlt i -» .l :«~ tln "1l*llit.l it {up anybody conccllu-d.
trust." 'l llt'.“ \ It
arouwd indlt lllllltlll h} dumping; lau‘L-zc‘inwi (‘ojcmko lmd 1mm“. will)" tlir livc‘
prit'cn, 'lnc “midi: “it'll t:::ct‘.w z. Thorn-'5 nu I'L‘llltuliil cl'tdil.
'“l‘” “M9 ”“l” ”“H‘l ‘.\l.ltllll lluw bot-u l’ur butter it
qtu.utitic.~ ut ti:h lulu th~ bu} “twill 1)....”ny Hell
“it
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““1”” ”m” dump '1 U“ m" “"l k” ‘H ,\r;vt t id ttunmu, llct"‘fi‘t'til‘(l is on :tr“
tllildrcn “ho lived.
031W] “t” ll““"”“”~‘ l'i““mm“ilvc are too nutuy for It twcnttrscwn'
. unn nt l-It' slzlttll I'Itlnilics.
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NINETY CENTS A MONTH.
'l‘l c husbands
\‘vl'l‘ll'.
' uumct'r‘.
lhc lit-k of ll)\‘.t‘lillj—l ill‘ltt‘r to tlw t‘Uli '
Now all thc p;ll=ic.~ llltclmttvd Il.l\l‘
3m logt’llu'l', 'llttlt‘ is It board on lllllllll'llt" m stingy
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which tllt‘ fiflltt‘l‘lllt‘ll, 1"“ “""mx‘ul‘lh‘, to how bvcll l‘t'ttt'lil‘ll. A.
the lctullt-h nnd tln- t'l-Hnllltl' 1* 1”" Sntnlwru \mnmn ltns tilt-«l suit “twill-“l.
.
31-‘1' llll~~l|1|lll \thu. r~ltt' snyn‘, for It pc.‘
all tcprcscntcd. l‘llt’l) lid) lldS ll.[ttllli.
i'wd nt' t-ix ,‘o‘llrs L'll‘t‘ hcr till ltllIm-l
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Will look utct' titt- mutation, ll\'
Cunt-c of nun-1y ccnt: :t tuontlrtu sup.
iv,ml.\'llllulll llilt‘t‘c It' txilltll thc \itlltlll.‘
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kinda oi llrilt III-.1) hc Sold on that dd) 1W“ l” W"- null “H. young ("upmm'
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and apportion the l‘lt‘t'l\ on hulnl til". tln
'llw nuvul isn't that \t'nilltlll
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{553001111113 10 lllt‘ Ill'I‘tl.‘ til litt' \ttlltitl.«tql‘,d lt‘l' tllt’til‘fl’ and “tummy, but that
f.
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actions and dr .dtrIS.
. It remains in IN' N I 1. l.ti‘.\ lllt‘ lllllll:\'~l|l -.
f‘id'lll “{di out, 1“ ”w” ‘L M h hi‘ it i-l‘l'w'cx' court that 37.0000 3 your lrll'l
fl udnlirttbic. .lnti II it .
may expect to Scc it now!) WW «HM \. hi ', 14.. m. in I u ill I twinned. NH‘.
.‘hc "ltitlt‘l Ihc ‘lllllilltlll for tho .«ix
\\".\.»II It \\'tll,‘.;tll urge: in tho
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tittu‘t' . “Wynn“. g, m cuppti't llll' ill lhc .~t:‘ll‘ in
. l x u“ 't1 > I l
on!” b‘l“l"“‘*“" 11“" “mm "“l “ lmd u-mntrthlv hnmcs lnztmtlllnctl cu.
lllnll tillt'l\\’t‘lllit‘lll. or cvcn lllll“.
necessaries of lilt. in.
and to won-I
5g,“WN’. mat-pd, ~huuhl not t‘\\’l) ill” I“; w, of thnt Illuonnt.
l'm'h' “I ”'1“ Sim do? it llcr liminlnd lllil’ltt not lunt'i
dill-try that lr‘ Fllrti
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pic tientmout bc Iliitlli-Lt-tl :lh hull Lu,“ mm“ “H“,Mru‘l kindly and com-
lll'illlllllll
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IV hic if Sllc llIld lit-t-n ices exit-tn
Francisco is min: in nzumtcc thc tish
mourn-,2 \‘thy not llmlzc thc willlleilugnln. “m uhcn ”H, ”mm of ”l“.
""wtry “ ”’“lmmm‘ “mi“ “'m‘[nillcly-tcntsnnloutll :tllmvllucc bllt‘.‘
hunlun
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~. . :iicel's ,iniddlt-nu-u :tnd cuIlStllncrsluw Ollll hopt‘ loft in th.‘
l diving in harmony il‘wll‘lltl “l “”Ilirtllsl is~ llllll r11“ ““1 hunt; on “n“
fighting oncli othcr'.‘ H... thnt the mnuty-ccut husband i~'
tit-\t-lttli- ltizttlt' I" pay up it) lllt‘ lilitll (ll llin‘
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There scclus room lm‘ \ltSt
“""lllllm “1 t‘.‘tllllllg cltpicity.
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NC INTERFERENCE WITH U. 5.
BUSINESS.
There i< a l-‘ll'lkl‘ raging on tho \t'n-
~ It, Incnt along tlm lull»,
greatly IllCTlll:«t~(l t-tlicicncy of pro
(Motion and di~txibution. ill'Clllt‘l' fair-
new to all lllc llillllt'S illvolvcd and :t
substantial reduction in thc cost of
tcr front. of every important port on
thc l‘dcilic coast. Thc docknler have
bot-ll out for five months. it n
ill which pickets
ill which there
and
living.
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CANAL LOSES MONEY.
Tho Panama Canal huS certainlynotlmugh' bittcr 3mm,
is
been It paying pmpmition in the Dflfil:(,f1(\n her-onto violcnt.
year. For thc fiscal ycur ending with m... ”mm,“ beatings and riots,
June the tolls collected “'9”: I“ which Seriously interferes with butti-
2,itttl,tiotl and the ex‘ “08$
But there is no interference with
Everyuhere
mum! numbers.
pent-cl of maintenance and operation
pure-$7,000,000, leaving a deficit of
- 84,500,000, \vithou‘. \unsidering the
@3111:ch on the $380,000,000
i‘ mm
S? "Tb. situation, however, is not.
”494'. looks. The nation never ex-
‘ ‘ to collect interest on its Pana-
vestment, and never really con-
'- making any money out. of
Ml. The purpose was to foster
commerce and facilitate the
. MS of our Navy. it has been
cred from the first that it would
if the income from the water-
} paid for its operation and main—
ce. And there is nothing yet to
‘ e that this will not be accom-
.» . mil can
‘ .pust year has been exceptionol.
mot Slide at GailhtrdCut not
be: tied unthe chain] for
'montho. During that time tho
Undo Sam‘s business.
timclnmcnt shipments are expedited
““9““ .ty moans of such orders as this. is-
Fllf‘ll at San Francisco by the presi-
so cent of the Riggcrs‘ and Shavedorcs’
l‘niou:
"To Whom It May Concern:
“This is to certify that the firm or
is hauling for the
Pass through
United States Treasury.
.tlt picket linen."
particular union has spectm
Ahnl
reason, perhaps, for trying to placate
the Government, being “in bad" with
the Federal Labor Department be-
cause it Struck in violation at its
agttement. But that (not needn’t ob-
scure the important point. which
that tho notion-’5 business is pow
mount to oil prints enterprise. and
that. no mm or body of men has only
J'“ c‘“ “I “d "W “W right to interfere -'It.h it. And. out
How “1“ hull of» the Hill is being recognized more clear-
. mu want for would Henry day.
“M005 , E" g
is
tlt' Cantu opt-tuition. vthicll coteltd.
a
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Editor's Residence 218 2 t- 12.. l._lbl;: the Aulcrlcttu rccord t'ur' "
c“, Editor's Residence 7524. human litlllfil‘llt‘éd.
Ml‘it' :tnluzinn ~till, .‘Jrs. l'ojcnrku‘
t
has had Illucl. ll‘titl'li‘." unit the fish 'l‘llc tvt‘ins ll\'t'll mill in few hours, Ml
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tllir-. '
t”?
1 9°
. 0'
. on]! in thc lit-all lnmm fin lull I“ “l-“h‘ m. ”1.: t.~. quilt“, thlnltinc of the hunt .‘
its
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run scorn mum Mom
”“3”?“
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‘V “’7me "
MMER SALE
FRIDAY. AUG. 99. igll
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43 Great Speci
for All-Day Selling
an “A“ ~35."
ti
9 EARLY IF POSSIBLE. .
1....-NEw FALL lo-rilEMSTITCI-IED
, TAFFETA SILKS $1,33yd IIUCKTowangt..r25¢
.. Yard txidc. sold in .\'r\\' York “98111“ 12c. w x 35 sturdy
t'tiy iz‘. Slut) a yard. iixtla \‘aiur, lurch Imwis. n‘pccml linen till
lunltcd quAntity. ‘51“
11-—MEN‘S
2, DIMITY DRESS
6
VOILES 24¢ yd.
tiwr titty plcccs, nil lwnutttu
tlt‘rlgna.
., pl’lt‘o alto. yd.
7
Fullyurd tilde. Regular
HANDKERCHIEFS 9¢
Lotto nlcu'a initialed llundker'
('lllrlr‘, Molten assortment. Regu-
lar price 210.
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3.. BLACK WOOL
SERGE 79¢ yd
’.-I
.\ll
ll)“.
dri‘r.
purc
ltcgular price “.00 :t id
Wool, Mach Mme. oil
A mow. excellent cloth for
, 12-- WOMEN'S DRESS
SKIRTS $1.98
Fulcy Striped dress Skirts. Ex-
('t‘Ht‘lll \aluvu up to 85.00.
13~ «BORDERED VOILES
.1 .DAINTY WHITE
WAISTS 79c eazh
.lmt doz. dttlnty whitc waists for
mu-
\\'olth Sum and
tolllurrutt‘s selling. livery
:4 big Lil-ll“.
$1.23 t'ttt'lt.
49¢ yard
4.) inch rely ltattdwlne pattcrns.
i'I-rsnln and lift-:tlt‘il tlt‘nlgllb.
Value 31.00.
db
14vaOLORED DRESS
LINENS 38“ yard
‘P
o MIDDY BLOUSES
$1.49
\littlt‘ til local lWlllHl
cloth in all tln- amortvd (‘tilula
Rt-gulttr prict- 24m cacll.
lllltlll)’
All put-c linen. cxcrllcnt l‘lilllt‘,
Most chich for Summer and
curly fall dresses. Mold all colors
] 5~~ GUEST TOWELS
1221.6
0 WHITE DRESS
t
SKIRTS 69¢
42 \‘llitc cabal‘dint‘ Wash dross
6 Skll‘i‘. All Sizes. llcgulllr prlcc
81m. ' .
llvnlntitclzml Hut-it. colnmd hor—
dcrN. if. x 23. All colors.
IBWWAFFLB CLOTH
191} yard
\‘urtl “lilo. :tn cxccllont
\tlllltI
0
h
7 ~MUSLIN PETTICOATS
81.19 each
ti-
Tltllvltltlllt‘ .t-hite mumlin
CONS. ltcgulur price “.50.
[wt
"C“-
g--wonEN'S
V Woman's dainty
' ltnnfitcrchlnts.
1213c. to tho.
chulnr
v
HAN DKERCHIEFS 7g} each
cmbroidnlcd
\‘tllue
flthric lnl‘ skirts, and
\‘ultm tittc. )‘d.
tin-hm.
17. In yds. ENGIIISII
LONGCLOTH $1.19 piece
Ynld \"ltlt'. uoit m'o-n tllrcnd,
t‘lltuuoln llnlnh. Encournt for
“omens lilld Iuiaseu‘ undurwear.
Value 81.50 pipes. ‘
18-»32 inch WHITE
9 ”SPORT STRIPE
t
Moore start
opposing te
first inning he gave up.
were It.d follows:
Donnell)": Team
Pitcher _
Robert M.-\\'olte
Catcher
\\‘lllet A. ilanlord
First Base
irvlng Robertson
Second Base
A. D. Keyu'orth
Third Base
G. L. Woodward J. J. Linchller
[tell Field
Charles Rodgers
Right Field
W. S. Glndney D. W. Raymond
Center Field
Ratzenberger Charles Copley
C. P. he!
:lln made live runs in the
The line-ups
Moore'o Team
James Domicily
Robert Allen
H. R. Minor
Van Allen
Short Stop .
Charles Prescott Cameron
Other posttimes were enjoyed dur-
ing the afternoon. and may oomplb.
blenta were paid Doom William lul-
ter, Condominium 1“. Horulmph
W. Rooney mid other: who anointed in
III-hing the our such a succeu.
Thou in. attendance were: Mock
Roth. Royol A. mus, Alma MI.»
Rum-J.Snlth.h.l.m
, W
SHIRTINGS 21¢ yard
William Moore ‘
_'(bl'
PONGEE 93 .¢ yd.
.\ llnc nllitc cloth, Similar to II
"Stllnt‘ltt'" for Walsh, Shirts.
son. F. H. boomis. Walter S. Gindney.
h. it. Iiiatzenbe'rger. William B. L'n-
liloltz. (.‘llélrles D. Rogers, William F.
Hoyt. Joseph W. Rooney, George L.
lWootltt'urd and Robert G. Mitchell.
l
, WOULD EXCLUDE CHILDREN
I FROM cuunon.’
5 The following is a copy of the letter
which was yesterday mailed by the
Board of Health to various Nbrwalk
pastors, reduentlng their cooperation
firm: the board by keeping children
:from church services as much u pos-
sible:
Dear Sir:
A: It further precautionary measure
during the prevalence of infantile
paralysis. the Board of Health deems
it. advisable to exclude from all es.
semblagen children under fifteen years
or age. Thin will apply to services at
all churches. Your cooperation in as-
ziutlng in the- enforcemont of this reg-
ulation to kindly asked. The order
will not be continued mylonger than
nut! 55th Mom
VENT“ ‘ g ,
moo. r. W. ‘
Almost without exception this sale is the most succelslul of any during our entire career of twent ' w' ‘ n
y-etght cars. Toma 1'0 ‘ " mo W‘~
are absolutely‘ unmatchable'. When we announce a BARGAIN we emphatic" ally mean a BARGAIN. Ihu}; no half-hearrted $332223 d to rro I
deep. The savmgs are warm coming after. The merchandiie always superbly the very best. -
19» YARD WIDE OUTING
FLANNEL 9c yd.
l'IXC't-llt'lll tor night tircues. e-tt'
\‘uIUR lL’lygc. )tl. Neat blue anl
pinlt Stripes.
20~ SHEETS! SHEETS!
SHEETS!
l’.u_v \t'hil.u you can hi these old
prices. (mix a limited quantity
lull.
60c. valuu ................ 49c.
75c. value. ................ 59c.
85:. value. ................ 69c.
98:. Sheet. ............... 79c.
$1.10 Shut: ............... ”c.
81.25 Shoots ............... ”c.
film-STURDY LINEN
CRASH 125...:
iilcurltcd and brown lizlan crash.
cxcellcnl for diutl. roller and
kitchen towels. Vulué‘ llt‘.
22-. CROSS-BAR
J“ DIMITY may
-. inches wide. excellent for
twists. children's dresses and un-
tll‘l‘wt‘flrI Value ”he. yd.
23- SCOTCH TABLE
DAMASK $1.19 yd.
l-‘int- tirnl Scotch tnhle lino-n. Tu
int-in S will», all ptlrc li'lt‘ll.
sturdy l'ttluc. loud rungc of put-
tcrns. Value 31.50 yard.
24- HUCK TOWELS
‘ doz.
lull doz. lint-k towels. neat l't‘tl
hordcr; {Ilir Size: good vltluc.
ltcgulur vnltlc ttrc. dor.
25- FRUIT OF THE
LOOM 8.3 .¢ yd.
2,30» yards of thin \vcll known
lnIlSlin, yttrd widc. Tho \vnnle
Mlle price today is No. :l yard.
lictzulnr \‘nlnc l3‘éc. yd.
23...."MAISCII" con.
FORTABLES 32,99
A lino llonlednmlu comfort; hit:
I'ruuittl' silo, lillcd with best
Ituninu'od cotton: Milton-no cur
crr-d: neat dwic'w. Regular
\‘fllth 84.00 ouch.
2‘7.— LINEN TABLE
TOPS (39¢ each
limit» of purc l-lllltl)‘ lrish linun
d.tllt.ltslt. 2h: x 47. size. They are
cxccllrnt vnluc and n grcnt tuldn
. offerings
The price cutings ale
Note the FORTY-THREE EXTRA SPECIALS. SHOP
28—«PENANG MADRAS
19c yard
A In 151 t‘lt‘t'llt'lll clutn lul' Hit-lie
3 .7—12-4 BED SPREADS
$1.56
illg lied Spreads, m h bu: good
.‘lllr'u, and line houst- Ill'cssw gm. and good value t‘rucllet
neat >trlpes, awaited color» \\ll.'l heavy liarstcilc. d‘t'blgil).
ltcguiul' \ nine :50.
29 —WHITE SNOWY
BED SPREADS 79¢
(loud Site. crochet quality, item
Regular prtcc 82.2.3.
37--EINE BED
BLANKETS $1.98 pair
1m: bed Sire, plain colors and
med, 1-. ml)- tor line. lax plexus; ju>t the thing for the.»
”40].“.me value. licgulur prtct late summer and rally full nights.
9“, Regular vulne- Sfitw pair.
33. TAN ART LINEN
9c yd-
.inotlm liltiurfllltl yards for 1-.)
motion, All pilll,‘ lfncn Iiuc
edge unlinlSln-d. Ilt'fltlllir price
:litc. lard. «innit tin‘ y.tr.i.~.t
19~ENAMEL TEA
.KLTTLES 49¢» each
l“l\'~' llilltl' hiuv ;lllul \lllllt’
cnannl rcu inntl. lh-guidr
pl'll‘t‘ 75c. Hit'd
40-.-ENAMEL DISH PANS
49¢: each “
'l‘cu quart lilUl‘ uni \thlttgmllncl
tllnll puns. Regular price tittc. ca.
.11 -— GLASS TOP
FRUIT JARS t
lloulllc Satlcty “idc mouth.
30 STANDARD APRON
uINGHAMS 5 \<l~. m.- 29¢-
Ashtll‘lt'tl bltlc tutti Mule ““41”,.
old liltllgtle blue dye, taut colors.
llcgultlr price tic.
31.-SCOTCH CURTAIN
SWISS 11c yd.
Sturdy. Sllt‘tl' curtain Stu». lull
,vmtl ttldt‘. timid nulgt- ul
54"12 litgulur prlcc 13c.
“.39 ‘3'“: mmmmn‘
ut ~‘t.'
32—7LOG CABIN
RUGS $1.29
3|; x 2'1. *. lllmt t'ht't‘lll‘lll rug.
.\il nt-u pzlttcrns. llcguldt‘ prtcc
‘livtl.
33 HTABLE OIL
CLOTH 15c yd.
if. inches \tide, lint hurd lin-
l>llcd tnblo oil cloth “hill and t ’
. 2 pint me ..........
whim. Regular lirlt't' rac. id. 1 pint Ille . 2:: 3::
1 quart oixe .......... 75c. doz: '
34——NOTTINGHAM LACE
‘ CURTAINS 51,19 pair
livnutitul lucsden tlt’HlKilb. Hilll‘th
('l‘tlstt Nottingham twat-c, 'l‘hrcr
yttrtl“ long. ' lbgulnr pricc $3M!
42MWASH BOWL AND
PITCHER $135 '
Millie til mu-llcnt limo cnzinnl
Stict'ittl lttrgr .«l/c ilcgutnr price 1
It pair. 2:3. \I
35 «WHITE DRESS . 43~PRESERVING it
. Q0095 19¢ Yd. KETTLES 37¢ '
.‘udflnds t'tillt‘i Ho int-lit crews. Ten quart stctl may (“1“ cl
Hillier, Ilt'dt‘ll cloth. ulnld) cloth. [ll‘l‘sthlllfii ill-vie S Ito‘é‘ll‘tl‘ 3"» '4‘
and etc. Villucs to .'.Hc. .‘dlc. ‘I I llw 'i
_‘" .- ,.'
In five occupants of his car and the;
three who rode in the Overland Illa-l
chine were uninjured. The police Ru—l
immobile went to the scene when the‘
malice were informed of the accidental
[but nobody was arrested and nobody:
[appears to have secured the names.
oi the drivers or the owners of the
machines.
O’HAGEN-COLEMAN BOX TONIGHT
NEW YORK. August Iii—Jimmy
Oil-lagan. the clever Albany middle-
weight. and Tommy Coleman. the»
crock Philadelphia mlddloweight. will
clash tonight at the Bailout Sporting
Club Preceding the nfiair Eddie Dor-
say will try conclusion with Young
Fulton, the rugged that Sid. light-
weight.
O'Rogen will bear hatching during
the next three month. Tonight
marks his metropolitan debut. and it
he shows up like he did a tow. night-
ogo one of the moat surprised men at-
the rimldo. tonigthill be Philadel-
phia look O’Brien, who has Cotonou.
www.mn ;'
. , two )ltl'tl‘l. all kinds. \‘ulut-lt tn drvaws p'l‘flnl‘ls or undcrweor cloth wit-or Rt '
, _ . . . . . .I . . lllitl‘ rice V'- ‘
.dlc. )"ill’tlo \'Itluc 25c. N. H "0- i! D b) I G a k“
,. .g , . . _ V ' ~ .
. ' I I ' ‘6;
Ilium-5 \voto, Sunlnci tirt-cllstn-ln, c l CARS COLLlDE, HEADON. ‘
, IS“ Ii'll, \\lllutlll S. \\ilcox, llr. l‘runkl I
fit. llnyt, lir. J. Milton L‘ohnrn. l).« .
It‘urr lit-:tch. llzlrry \\'. .‘lillllt‘l‘. l-‘rcdcr- Two Automobiles SmlIhEd Yesterday
SHIEH‘EIID lick llunkt-nn iI-r, Rev. John Stuplctonfi 0" Keelec'o NHL
, .lllnws ll. t‘tlztnors, l-‘rcdcriclt ll. Colc-t I I] , .
imam. Edward F. Smith, F. newton: A" nwflnnd touring cm. and m LAX ‘0“ OF swun'T'ES IN (WIN.
' L .\iII.o 'l‘zlrluv, t‘httrlvu A. Waters. \\‘ili- ”Mom”, car “w“, concerned in a you have money 0“ dePOSll: in a bank or own
tt‘ontintu-d From First Page.) 3 null \'ullulcr, .lilcob Schuub. .lr.. ‘ ‘ . . any Jewelry, or any neg.tiable securities Ou m
tt'llurlcs t'rmtur, Juniors ll. l-‘lynn. .\l. head-0n (‘lllllglonv ““1““.de “lglllv be surprised to learn how the tax ‘ ' y] ay
-\‘ ,, o‘clock the ctdl to dinncr sound: l'glirlt‘ill, Luther .\l. V\\'right. .loscph on chler's llill, Post road. Thc Itcci- Connecticut may affect you or ”If"? aws Of
”1‘ hind ”Hymn, droppcd his othori lltlxull l‘lllll‘ltff llUt‘flt‘ln’f. (vt‘O‘TRI‘ “'~ dcnt occurred on the identical snot We hav - . . your elrs.
lull‘xdits Itzld lulstcncd to the uttrnc- lioLthlun, “”19th 1" unnung. where It like vmlshttp occurred two - e Just Pubhshed a Sixteen page pamph-
> ~ . .- ~ . . _ ‘ _ Hunk .l. lionollutnlloward llcll.Arclut3 let dealing With tie sub. t it ‘ ' '
mm} ““1 lill’l'm ““9” “ m“ ‘I'Dr‘ p \n 1 \ll . p (-41.1, Cl 1 week: ago and. an ill thltt casc. no- - . . jec ° axatlon 0f sccunttes
dinner, t'ltlbrttcing t-t‘PX'Y‘thlllK on the C- gill“. {Plain}: a“; a. Q'lllrelsl d, . g l ‘1' h ‘ Tl ‘ . tn—Connectlcut n all its phases. It has received
”mm. from clams m “morn“...m' \ms‘ Ran o “cpl: Di“. in. I‘dmll’t“ bo ,\ has .cr on») or. to uocar> words of very high approval from Tax Co’n'nis-
"M“ thoroughly “any”. ’l‘hc mm“; to“ villi." l\.fll‘ll ll. 'Jltt‘l, Ch 1 . were badly damaged. however, thc Sioncr Corbin, a'td we believe it .11 b I A
n”: and st‘i‘tk‘l‘ “”0 “mm, MW”... ld‘ullde r. . .‘L. llcmmcr. or en Studebnkcr'a front section being al~ fact 31 . ' WI 9 9 very
-rlticianl “m1 “5 a“ ml". in a )0”)- i'lsh. .loun M. (.lovcr, A. Dwight lxecp, t nrec nimble It was owned p _lc 1nt°r€§t to any owner of property In Con-
( d tho hour spent at the table was; Elton ii. Built-r. Jo-cph lltlvls. lt‘l't'tl mos “ '03 ' “CCttcut, CSPCCiaITy to holders of bonds Stocks and
motofituble one 6.\'. Smith, James llonnclly, Willci A. by South horwalk DMW’S. and It was notes. I
‘ in tho conclusion oi the fccd the Hudlvrd. Harold ymnh' “'2“ ”T” 10W“ ‘0 “ll“ “‘3' "Y n C“ ”m“ ““3‘ Tax day is approaching and we shall be lad t
. m” 3ch “an“, and some oil mull. A. [Ltnlt'l Iteyuolth. Lhzlrlcs J. nolds' garage, of South Norwtllk. e d . g o
W ‘ 8 PM u A L \t n 1“” “ n s n a copy of on booklet to an addrc
I. d-' ‘5 had sport enough 10 ‘CO' ‘ ' IN“ '..' ' ‘ ' hi0 l d‘ Y SS Upon
”L 0} “m” . . i ll son 't'nllleron, M. .l. Riordan. Willlnm 1’. Fred Smith toned "H L yer on car. reunSt. ‘
lat" Wm M ‘sgg’twgré 3331,1941 mud. A. J. Rummter, General Rllsucll:Whl¢h was owned by New York liar» _
filled-figzgmlnignncllv and Dr. William; FHN‘ J' Edward iiycett, William H‘ ties. HINCKS BROS. & C0.
\loorc and the former was victorious it‘lclinllon. Dr'n'l- 1? 313111“? é- I'i The drivers of tho two cars agreed Members New York Stock Exchange
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by u 0‘0“ 9‘ ‘wemy'mr ‘0 Nenii):§8tr:xi"oni01\2'lllinm \‘lillelr 'F A “mg-that the cause was the slippery road 2°/'*°9 Stale St- Bridgeport, Conn.
thi‘t’t’. “(maxing ‘*?lll1:cxe€iford1¥i(:e‘t)ltte§.l Allen, in. William J. )loore. .l. J. 4‘ “PM rainfall had occurrcd in that
ITpirep‘t-HEIlislewio‘ilh distinguishe ‘lLli‘tXWellt‘l‘. ll. Steinherg. Charles il.,sccr‘on. Neithcr driver blamed the
films-m b-‘fmmg No mm mm D .ifcplfily. John hcozh. Henry R. Minor. lothor. The driver or the Studebaker
' ed to pitch. but when thCI ’1 "be" “- Wolfe. "I“ 3‘ ROM”‘Fcnr suffered some bruises, but the 0th 3 r _,-_k _ _. M“ I 5% —
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